Stefano Franchi schrieb:
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> On Thursday 20 November 2008 04:09:09 am Guenter Milde wrote:
>> Stefano Franchi schrieb:
> Well, I did look at the LaTex source, and the problem is the following:
> The correct LaTeX structure for suspended enumeration is:
> \begin{enumerate}
> \item
> \item
> \suspend{enumerate}
> \regular text
> \resume{enumerate}
> \item
> \end{enumerate}
To get an equivalent of this from LyX, you must not leave the enumeration
list (i.e. LyX should see "\regular text" as a part of the suspended
enumerate.
To achieve this, you must make the
> \suspend{enumerate}
> \regular text
> \resume{enumerate}
block a part of the last item (i.e. paragraph in Enumerate Style)
e.g. as a *nested* Standard paragraph.
> If I export to LaTex and manually fix the code it works.
Hint: create a working example in LaTeX and import this into LyX.
> But I am not clear why LyX does what it does.
In LyX, consecutive paragraphs of the same "environment style" are put in
a common LaTeX environment. If you place a paragraph of a different style
inbetween, the environment is closed and re-opened.
(You can use View>Source and play with Enumerations, Standard and other
Styles to see what exactly happens.)
Günter
